“I’ve only read two business books from cover to cover in the last five years: Buyology and Brandwashed. It is no coincidence that Martin Lindstrom is the author of both of those books. Brandwashed is smart, thought-provoking, and laugh out loud funny.”
-Steven Levitt, Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago and bestselling author of Freakonomics
-“If you buy products, you need to read this book. It’s really that simple.”
- Tom Rath, New York Times Bestselling author of StrengthFinder 2.0 and How Full is Your Bucket
“If you want to learn to cut through marketers’ phoney health and wellness claims and make smarter decisions - about both your body and your money – you need to read this eye-opening book.”
–Dr Oz, bestselling author of YOU: The Owner’s Manual health series.
“Parents of small children who read this book will cringe (while lunging for the power button on the computer). Savvy marketers will take notes.”
-Fortune
“A fascinating read. …Given just how marketing-saturated our culture has gotten, Lindstrom’s book argues convincingly that no one should view himself or herself as a rational actor. It’s worth thinking about the next time you walk out of Best Buy in a daze, having no idea what the heck you just spent $600 on.
-The Boston Globe.
“I am fascinated and empowered by Martin’s work, both as a business woman and as an individual consumer trying to buy smarter! Martin has changed the way I view brands and consumer behaviors. Very enlightening!”
-Tyra Banks
“A crucial bridge between the unconscious mind, the brand that’s marketing to you, and the impulse to buy…it’s a wake-up call that you can’t afford to ignore!”
— Jean Chatzky, bestselling author of Money 911, Financial Editor NBC Today
“I can’t think of a better tour guide to take us into the black box that is brand marketing. I’ll never look at my favorite brands the same way again!”
- Bill Tancer, bestselling author of Click: What Millions do Online and Why it Matters.
“Martin Lindstrom makes the point that marketing today is about connecting with the consumers emotionally in order for them to participate in the brand. Surely he received some of his inspiration from Priceline.com and “the negotiator.” I found his book insightful and informative.”
— William Shatner
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